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Definition of broken
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of broken is as below...
Broken
(v. t.)
Imperfectly
spoken,
as by a
foreigner;
as,
broken
English;
imperfectly
spoken
on
account
of
emotion;
as, to say a few
broken
words at
parting..
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Cackle
::
Cackle
(n.) The sharp
broken
noise made by a goose or by a hen that has laid an egg.
Flush
::
Flush (a.)
Unbroken
or even in
surface;
on a level with the
adjacent
surface;
forming
a
continuous
surface;
as, a flush
panel;
a flush
joint..
Frangible
::
Frangible
(a.)
Capable
of being
broken;
brittle;
fragile;
easily
broken.
Inversion
::
Inversion
(n.) The act or
process
by which cane sugar
(sucrose),
under the
action
of heat and acids or
ferments
(as
diastase),
is
broken
or split up into grape sugar
(dextrose),
and fruit sugar
(levulose);
also, less
properly,
the
process
by which
starch
is
converted
into grape sugar
(dextrose)..
Coaptation
::
Coaptation
(n.) The
adaptation
or
adjustment
of parts to each
other,
as of a
broken
bone or
dislocated
joint..
Pock-broken
::
Pock-broken
(a.)
Broken
out, or
marked,
with
smallpox;
pock-fretten..
Knockstone
::
Knockstone
(n.) A block upon which ore is
broken
up.
Snicker
::
Snicker
(n.) A half
suppressed,
broken
laugh..
Ballast
::
Ballast
(a.) The
larger
solids,
as
broken
stone or
gravel,
used in
making
concrete..
Shivery
::
Shivery
(a.)
Easily
broken;
brittle;
shattery.
Confragose
::
Confragose
(a.)
Broken;
uneven.
Macadamize
::
Macadamize
(v. t.) To
cover,
as a road, or
street,
with
small,
broken
stones,
so as to form a
smooth,
hard,
convex
surface..
Hominy
::
Hominy
(n.) Maize
hulled
and
broken,
and
prepared
for food by being
boiled
in
water..
Nick
::
Nick (n.) A
broken
or
indented
place in any edge or
surface;
nicks in
china.
Horizon
::
Horizon
(n.) The
unbroken
line
separating
sky and
water,
as seen by an eye at a given
elevation,
no land being
visible..
Rack
::
Rack (n.) Thin,
flying,
broken
clouds,
or any
portion
of
floating
vapor in the sky..
Crumb
::
Crumb (n.) A small
fragment
or
piece;
especially,
a small piece of bread or other food,
broken
or cut off..
Dissolve
::
Dissolve
(v. i.) To waste away; to be
dissipated;
to be
decomposed
or
broken
up.
Rack
::
Rack (v. i.) To fly, as vapor or
broken
clouds..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.) Not
firmly
united
or
adhesive;
easily
broken
or
separated
into
pieces;
not
compact;
as, a weak
ship..
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